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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-14

member of the Department Council Of Ad-
mipistration, and one of the Pennsylvania
delegates to the National Encampment in
1872. He was also member of the COM
mission that erected the soldiers monu-
ment at Lancaster, Pa. In 1875 he re-
moved to Minneapolis, and has been
Commander Of Morgan Post, No. 4, De-
partment of Minnesota, and Senior Vice
Department Commander two terms. He
was elected Senior Vice Commander-in
Chief in 1884 and 1885. He served as Cap
tain of Company A, First Regiment, Min
nesota National Guard, from 1879 to 1882,
and was Quartermaster General of Mime
sofa from 1883 to 1856, with the rank Of
Brigadier General.
At the close of the war Captain Rea had
a record of three years and four months
service, and had been absent only ten days,
seven of which he was prisoner and
three on the sick list. In 1865 he entered
the Wesleyan College, at Delaware, Ohio,
and completing the classical course, gradu-
ated in June, 1867, During the vacation
of 1866 he entered the Office of the Hon.
j. j. Dickey, Lancaster, Pa, as a law stu
dent and was admitted to the bar in 1868,
On April IL, 1859, President Grant ap-
pointed Captain Rea Assessor of Internal
Revenue of the Ninth District of Pennsyl-
wanna, when once ne ne1u until IL was
abolished by law in 1878. He continued
practicing law in Lancaster until Deem
Der, 1875, when he moved to Minneapolis,
and shortly became editor of the Mime
apolis Tribune, remaining in that
connection until May, 1877: He re-
sumed law practice, but in Novem-
Der of the same year was chosen
Probate Judge, and was reelected in 1879.
Declining denomination in 1880, he again
resumed practice, forming the late firm of
Rea, Wooley & Kitchell, afterward Rea,
Kitchell j. Shaw. In the summer of 1856
Governor Hubbard appointed Captain Rea
Judge of the District Court to fill the I'M
expired term of Judge M. B. Koon, re-
signed. At the election in the following
November Judge Rea was chosen for the
same Office for term of seven years. OF
late years he has figured prominently in
Grand Army affairs, both State and Ma
tional. From Commander of local post
he went to the Office of State Commander
in 1858, and was elected Senior Vice Com
mander- in chief at the National Encamp-
ment held in Minneapolis in 1884. He is
also member of the Loyal Legion.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-14
National Encanp,nent G. A. r.

The convention of delegates to the na-
tional encampment of the Grand Army of
the Republic met at st. Louis, Mo-, on
Sept. %, Gen. Fairchild, Commander-in-
Chief, presiding. Committees were ap-
pointed, and the work of organization pro-
ceeded quietly. The annual address of
Gen. Falrchild was presented, and an
nounced the evidence of permanent and
healthy growth of the Grand Army of the
Republic and of the strong love OF the
order entertained by the loyal people of
this country. That this may continue he
earnestly cautioned every member that he
keep watchful guard over himself when
he acts or speaks as member of the
schemes foreign to the legitimate purposes
of the organization. Article 8, forbidding
the use of the organization for partisan
purposes, had, SO far as he knew, been
strictly obeyed in letter and spirit.
From Adjutant General Gray's report it
was learned that the total number of men,
bers borne on the rolls of the order at the
national encampment was 326,499. The
number reported on June 80, 1887, was
372,G74; actual gain in five quarters, 49,
1877. The increase of members in ninety
days, ending June 80, 1887, in good stand
ing, was 1866. In 1885 there were GO,G34
members. In the last five quarters there
have been mustered into the Grand Army
1885. There were reported June 30.
1887, in good standing, 1886, 562; suspended.
25,2OO; by delinquent reports, 1882; total
at last returns borne upon the rolls, 372,-
674. The amount reported expended in
charity March, 1856, to March, 1887, in
elusive, is 1858. 934.43. This money was
discussed to 1850 comrades and their
families, and $500 others were assisted,
giving 26, Cos individuals who had received
benefits during the year.
The Grand Army veterans, attired in
rubber coats and with trousers rolled up.
paraded some of the principal streets in a
steady downpour of rain. Thousands who
we're at the encampment had either gone
home or refused to march in the mud, but
there were men enough to organize ten
divisions, representing in their makeup
nearly ali the departments. The Depart
ment of the Missouri was given the right
of the line, and the Department of Illinois
followed in the second division.
An escort of police led the proc ession
Then followed the Grand Marshal with
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-14
The hesr d,icati0n.

'mith--I hear your daughter is q
y bright young lady.
We congratulate our
re, that she can shine a little.
;mith-Been abroad, Isuppose?
[cnes - No. Educated at home
[ctly.
ith-Ohi Bakes bread, does she,
makes sponge cake?
ones Couldn't cook an egg.
kMAh Music, then; painting and all
sort OF thing?
|o1es Wrong again. She spent a
rn Chicago, and no one can beat
on keeping q baseball score.
kmith-You don't tell me? Well,
b. How the rising generation of
men is ccming to the front. -Omaha
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-14

gets only few consolatory toots, for most Of
torious Volunteer, aud the Thistle gets some Of
their wash. The Volunteer slips along with
sue sucn an easy, graceful motion that it deceives
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-14

The most persistent loafer is oftenest
in want of loaf.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-14
FRED GRANT.

The Republican Candidate for Secretary
of State in New York.
We present herewith an excellent por-
trait Of Colonel Frederick D. Grant, whom
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
As 1 MIRACLE.
The ,5toay Told by Bert Thompson. Of 302 North
Marset Street.


The rapid advance Of modern medicine
i rapidly redeeminG that branch Of know
iieaSe from the Stigma OF De!hH caIicu ~
beSC an eNl'eFlalenial art i,hH piaciil- 10 oh
the proud pedestal where Ii really belongs
as one OF the accurate sciences. one OF The
most itiliijrNani5 cures : ms YET ne2n our
fortune 10 note Is related by fSerG IHolup-
son. Il young man - year" 81 age living
with MS inol ht' ~ y O. "VE North Market
street. hat dread disease, consumption,
IS hereui!Ql IN MS lah-iy. Ills Iatlet
@IaI with Il; aid last May the
boy hlMseh YVES 50 weak tnat he
cQold scarcely rise from ms bed
re had taken . series ot co'dS which ue-
yelopeQ INTO consumption. and after beng
treated by various phNSicanS without sue
cess ms case was declared hopeless and
ne was gwen over 10 MS iHeidS 10 ule IN
peace.
AZ this time, said young Thompson IN
reiattn@ ms Stot} ~ a reporter TINS morn
iE-s, We heard % .1IN. IeIriii * ~hIitz
- OF the remarkable cures performed by
them We were FIRST recommended to
them BY Captain Aaner. ol the insurance
Htn OF Hubbard < daher, an OLD friend,
VINO knew my folks III New NeIlco. As
last RESORT we wen, to them and began to
rake thnif treatment was 50 weak ! had
- ne take. 4" tne.r once IN . carnage. II
lilo hcalN on 'Aeln before lni@hL nave
saved myself mach trouble and suffering
and nay folks much expense and anxiety
A. il i have now been discharged from
their carr and completely cured. ana Ell
ri gi; and feel under Il thousand obiga-
tiOnS 70 these learned doctor, for ! know
they saved by life am RAPIDLY regainiHg
my strength and have gained over twenty
pounds in weight the last two months
Anything YOU can say in praise of these
physicians viii he gratefully subscribed to
by me. rs want everybody afflicted a~
was TO know where they can be cured he
fore il is too late He IS ROW able 10 walk
ride and attend to ar The ordinary duties
% life and looks entirely different from
the helpless invalid who was carried 80 the
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
To the Citizens OF Wichita and vicinity.

one and One-half years ago we started
out in the grocery trade with the intention
of doing q strictly cash business. despite
the warnings of many of our friends. who
predicted chat the spot cash system
could not be successfully carried out, be
cause credit was too cheap in Wichita.
At first the road WAS rather rocky, but
when people began to see the many al
vantageS our method Of doing business
offered. they were not SLOW IN showing
their appreciation thereof, and now we say
our business is second to none in Wichita.
We claim to have less expense and the best
assortment OF groceries to be found in any
store i'll the city. Many articles we keep
are not to be found in any other store mere.
We have an elegant line of holiday goods.
If you want to fix up a Christina, tree
come and see our line of ornaments. can
dies, candlestickS, candy figures. etc. We
have everything needed IT you yearn for
something good TO eat here is Il sample list
of what we keep: Genuine imported
swiss cheese mot Ohio trash, but pure
goats milk. imported LimberGer mot i'm
itation). Holland herring plain and milk
ersl Sardeilcs, pigs feet. pigs tongues, nice
mince meat. home made apple butter.
mixed pickles, chow chow sweet pickles
gurkins. Digby chicks imported). hroiled
brook trout, sea turtle honeleSS
smoked herring. clam chowder,
horse Tadish. both root ard
ground. Flour. flour. flour: its our hobby
We are sole agents and retail -four at
wholesale prices. We save you Pc TO SOC
per sack. The reputation Of our brands
are we'll established. Our Suniiower No
is he finest Hour in the world. Look at
the pricc-only 81. 40 Our Bonanza King
at $40 is the same grade that the other
stores charge YOU $50 for Pillsbury :
hard wheat flour - 30
\ pound of good roasted Rio coffee for
PIC. and if you want something blooded
try our Chase K SanbOrn Blend mt > lbs
for - It's a lulu. II you have not al
ready dealt with us come around aud give
Us \ trial We aim to sell first class and
only first class groceries at less figures than
you have been paving credit houses. Call
and he convinced Come and see the
Christmas tree IN oar show window VIII
give away . ite-~Ize 80 wax doll New
Year ev" \ tree chance TO the purcha>
~ Of each dollar, worth OF goods y
Jos. Hir-h, 40 L Douglas ave, near En-
DOrja ave - IL
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
i DIAMOND
Importer III WiclIita-W here TO Purchase Your
Holiday Presents.

\. \. Post, the man who first really
started the sale of diamonds i'll Wichita,
and VINO has sold nine-tenthS Of all that
have been purchased in this city, and who
now controls almost the entire trade about
two months ago effected arrangements for
Importing diamonds and other precious
stones direct as also fine French clocks,
opera glasses brOnzes, etc.
Certainly sir. Post deserves great credit
for what he has done and is uOing for the
lovers OF precious stones When he com
was not a jeWeler in the city who handled
of course knew nothing OF the values or
qualities Of the goods. MIR. Post seeing
this, and knowing himself to be not only "a
practical but natural Judge Of diamonds,
and with Wichita fast growing to be Il
large city. decided 20 make a start III the
diamond business. it has been a great
success. although only selling a little
owe" 81 csc the first year. the next about
5000, while this year (ISSG his diamond
sales reach 10000
Mr.. Post mas Just received bis first pack
age Of diamonds from Paris. containing
over 81, 0G0 worth o. choice stones, much
finer than can generally be bought through
the jOhbing houses III New York
AT this time OF wear which by private ar
rangemcnt enables him 10 sell ut about 30
couutry This viii be gooG news to our
readers. Owing TO the tigbtue OF the
money market. many VINO had intended
purchasing gave up the idea. but now
that Mr.. Post has come To their aid with q
30 per cent. reduction. we advise ali 10 call
nj once and make their selections while
the stock Is complete. 21-lt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
REAL ESTATE.

The following are the transfers of rea'
estate fled III the recorders Office yester
daY:
; H' Carey 10 L.onise jackson. lots
5 and . blk II parhwilde add. .-s 800
+ 6 ncnblcr to Jennie | Debler lots
56i 10 $50 ,IeWett ave Myers q Sny
tier's add 800
Bernhard Levi to Mary Duendecker,
lots Is and is blk II Allen q
Smith add 81 10 GO Fonrth ave
Iimnerly's ;id add, 3 TO . Wash
ingtoa ave Sankey q McCaHs add S00i
Jas " Garrett 10 Samuel II Grier,
lot II blk Is Goddard. .-......... 81
J T Carey TO s ID Chestnut, lots 1
blk s Parl1wilde add ... 1901
The Friends board OF education TO
James T. Vow. lots % - Moore
ave and lots 10 y COunth ave John
Bright II add Observation-Disclosures. So
Martin /. Collins to Sarah z Bald
win lots IS % Grove st Buckners
sub. .........-...... ..........-.... 10l
u d Thurman. 10 = II Nichols lots
l65 lbs ii01i2 IA l76 III $50 Strong
ave Logan add Observation-Disclosures. Sf
Mary Leicndecker 10 Bernhard Levi
" - sec II % T = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1906
Carey Park Land Co TO Michael )
Craig lois 81 Is blk Carey park. 1I09
Eta + Crow TO 5 + Carmichael land
IN - .! W.................... 80
Eta + Crow to Alice 3 Carmichael
land in ~ Observation-Disclosures. 23j
Wilson b Jones to VI } Mead blk )
keystone SUD. Observation-Disclosures. idJl
r n Kernon to Z Webb int IN It's
- - ida ave Lincoln st add ..... $50
Joseph T Carey 10 " p Carey lois %
- - - 80 -, -. ;}5 Ida ave Wolf
o. 80
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

Canaac ,Cooul News.
The News Of April y, 1857. contained an
account of Hon. Robert f. lawvtlce's
sale of siNty-niue acres of land at Wichita.
Kansas, at - 900 py~8oTe. which uIta5rall,
c2tt Dir. Lawrenc. >L25 per a.rs il Is
well known that Mir. Lawrence IS a native
OF Canaan, Conn. His father. Henry
Lawrence formerly lived on the Or. Smith
farm IN Canaan. and Robert attended the
district school in this village. Todav we
mention elsewhere his gift of heroic
sized picture of General John Sl51wick to
Sedgwick county, Kansas. Mr.. Lawrence
Is president of the West Side National
oand at Wichita. concerning which Tie
Wichita Daily EAGLE OF December saws
The West side National baak. can.tal
stock >i0do1o. Is one oe she solid monetary
INSTITUTIONS IN our Winning Wonder
backed ley one of The strongest BODY of
men, financially. that can ba found in rhe
state.
Canaan has reason 10 he proud of some
Of her sons.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
TIE RlIIES.

St John the Very R"v Chas r.
Adams. dean Morning Prayer and
sermon 10y the dean on "1he AtonemcnU.
at a Iu DifeTJ0ry SOLO by Miss Cave.
kyrun-- prayer and lecture by the dean
at 40 p. Ia oii-IJory solo by Miss Cave
First Baptist chu7ch-Corler First and
Market streets The pastor " T.
Harper, viii preach ~ J a. IL. upon the
Proper Observance of tde Lords Day.
Services also at 30 p. ~. sunday school
at 2:.i5 2. IN
West side Baptist Schiller hall, on
| Chicago avenue Preaching at II 4. N.
and $50 p. IN. Sunday school at 10 q. N.
y. =, Cook. superintendent
Lincoln Street Baptist : s. Corner
Lincoln street ana Lawrence avenue,
Miller building, up st&irS-3:3J q. IN. Dr..
d. :. Everett, superintendent.
The Christan sabbath" will be the
subject oi the morning sermon IT the En-
Botia avenue Baptist church. corner En-
p9r;a avenue and Ieath street. rev. 3.
i. Davis, pastor. Evening service at E..
Sunday school al 9:.0 a. IN.
ri Paul's NJ T. church, A. Hoyt.
pastor. Preaching ut the chapel on Thir-
lecnth street ~ 1895 q. II. ana p m.
Sunday school al 80 p. IN.
Emnor;a avenue ~ l. church. corner OF
Enpori@ ayeuue and Norris strect-D. d.
Akin. pastor SUNDAY school al $3.50 a. IN.
Preaching IL | Il. I'D. and i:l5 p. m. Class
meeting at y m
Dodge avenue VI. I. church-W. J. Tull
pas. or. Services today ut II a. II and i::0
p. II. Sunday schoo! ~ p. N.
Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL church. corner
Second and Lawrence avenue. II. Park
er, pastor PreHcmug on the sabbath Ques-
ton at 1899. ! y. = =. missionary meet
ing at 30 Sunday school at y. i. =. ).
c. K. at $50.
OHvgt Iougregaji church. South To-
De.la avenue. near Orinu. Preaching AT II
Il. m. ami ,:33 u. m. by Rev L. p Broad.
Sunday school at J.:i3 q. IN.
Dodge Avenue Presbyterian church
West Side: Services at l0:3e a. m and {
D. IA. conducted by The pastor Rev H. !
Brown Subject in. the morning, sab
bath 0hselYdnre: III the evening. The
Noblcman' son Cured. or Weak Faith
Strengthened sunday school 3 D. m
Weekly prayer meeting on Thursday ut
80 ?. IN.
Unitarian services at Sons OF Herman
hail. III y. Market street, Rev. Y. Ioge-
land pastor. Preaching, Sunday at s D.
M. Sunday school at ! =. IA.
Central Christian churcI-Cornero Sec
ond and Market streets: 4 l. Hobbs. pas
tor Morning subject Lords Day Oh
sCrvanca;' night. "Christ's Death fourth
sermon IN serial sunday school 93J a. IA.
New Christian }iissicn-East Douglas
avenue, No III. sunday school = u. m.
Preaching $50 2. III. All persons in the
CAST part OF Juc city are cordially invited
10 attend these services.
Lincoln Street Christian church-Preach-
ing It II a. IN. and p. IA. by the pastor,
J. n Monroe. Morning subject. ''I'he
d.. q
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

MUF'FLERS.

To the right Of our Silk hand
kerchief counter you win find
our muffler counter, they are
also strung and the handsomeSC
line IN the city: we are ready for
you a handsome present they
make for q lady or gent;
ali the latest patterns. We give
them to you from 25ctS upward
and defy competition. Several
hundred sold last week, plenty of
Them Vet. Coma this week.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

FINE FANS.

What can be {, more elegant
Christmas gift to your wife.
your sister or sweetheart than a
beautiful fan; we have than and
we bought a lot OF the very
choicest goods, all samples, at IS
CTS on the dollar: we let you have
them during the Holidays for q
very small margin, look at them.
Come this week.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

Wiz ~ ofFcrad bT the - f.oais s san
2 Francisco AfchEagfA- gofasks ard -aats
Re and Wlcklta < Ws-sssFil Faslway..
One and. one hfrd fare fOr the round sr5t
Dates - >gje. il'seezntsT - -
a89 81 ~. ard Jaan4rv aud 2 l3s-
Finsi limit January SRI IsSS Trek
els viii ~ zgs3 az ~ aEsau f5rke1
ofi;ce. NJ - Nar1b Main ~. ussea 50
T5on, OAK q. ati ibsHglss zvss.3Ese -tall5rs
u y MsEErsrz.
dZ.-A-1 T5ckee s gent
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.

Come right along them look them
Matters the at the
you easily prices large Every
The prices viii surely you We
elegant China
vest pocket eaed by cents,
this week
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

Leave Vas4F asflese ~ Affae trees aBa
holly - tb. Hlchafa floral depot. As :
" a'er - ks-e * Mselisr. florists
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
Holiday Presents withou, Making Fur.,,a~e.

* handsome Sfo light rsnuia- New
Home sewing znschiac witH attachments
VIII he -8vea away daring he holidays To-
the lady guessing nearest tnc nGDl,rrr %,
beans contained IN the z.las> jar now IN the
window az - f.asr ilovZi7S avenue, Come
oHC. come ,ii. nsaEe a ---es>. wstss -1- re-
sister rour name 3ui address. and Receive q
Cs-si With the nufUt beg SOU guess t}.r~ -
c7GltiEg p, ans ThHr-gS.v gtcu-u-. Dec
g. 81 SiaEaiug agent for the light
Running New Home G-s-lt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

| am making very low prices on ladies'
fine shoes Husbands make your wife a
useful and valuable present without much
cost, and get chance at that elegant bug
gy ! {. WoODWOI:TH.
City Shoe Store. 15G y Main ST. = 1t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
LADIES LINEN HANDKBRCHIEFs.

To the left OF the VIII displayed
500 Ladies Linen Hem
stitched CoOred Borders Embroidered Scaoped Edges
the grades
supply every
months We know please you, look
the coored hemstched
good size that sell for 25cts Come this week
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
ALBUMS. TOYS.

Go through them carefully,
nO19 the very low prices marked
IN them. You can well afford TO
buy when you see how cheap
they ar compared to what
you ara accustomed TO seeing.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

Remember the Emo furniture store Is
only two doors Yves; 81 Citizens bank.
Ncr Xmas present this j yhe place u
-. Ladies r}ii and ~ce my fine aS.o-.-
mept of fancy rockers. store open till g
O'Clock. G-5-it
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

We prepared in having
past invoices Of purchased
for cash. before
very bargains
luis shown this season. Come this week.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

4 Christmas present As Is one. \ few
left Of those Practical House Keeping or
Buckey cook hooks enlarged Ia value
they exceed koh--i-a00r diamond Call
on or .ddrss r q parham, lock box Isl.
postofice Wichita. Kan p
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

A lot Of fine music cabinets cheap Thos.
Shaw = Il
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
TOBOGGANs HOODS & FAsCINATORs.

Ask most fast oil
suit young the everybody All
the Bulgarian Caps evening We
small expressed specially Holidays, they
beauties
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

II a great bargain 0veFcosts and suits
uncallcsi for The best and cheapest SHIFTS
and ovrrcst> made - order Browning
King s. C-o.. room . above - \ Main
street dina
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

The G, X. X ~, -'Bock }slami Route.
freight depot recently DESTROYED hv t:-a Is
now re34li ana freight VIII DE delivered
and received from t3eI1, hereafter
a-'-os ". L. COPELAND. Agent.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

F-fsz-rssesl calling Carlo srd 4ss~iaIuE "a
vifztIoHS NscEE;s L.fbozEeg .saslfs 20
liam l. LesKsB-er baii4lrs at.s
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
Emo the Enrniture Wan.

The Emo buildir@ is filled with a very
fine line OF Nmas goods. Ladies desks
cabinets. easels. pIuSh cushions diyanS
and imported tapestries Store open till
q o clock. 31-lt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

Dom Buy your presents until vOu see
TnOS. Shaw, the music man. at ~ North
Main street. . IL
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

MUSE lsoXe@ guitars TI0lln>- ban9os. &C
cors.eog.-- 4l- sroz& <. so~ pr5ces, AZ ga :
mu-}c stofe . &.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

fIef Fuug fganss 4aaf vzllses ~ fhe fse-
tor ~ fHu vil5 esYe frnsn - = ess es
e dollar. - 5se als3Hfacf assF gods - r.
and ary able - unlssrsea ass hossa< asf-t
q sslrsca- afsG Fssg eag go za kat a11
esze - rFsE4s- fyT - hz-H fsas tsr47as
sl.sssTtfTs@af - GyTguEs ia thv isesF srFs 30
fhazr~1t uD - fse aHses alle et47 8f3
las5es -araisssea trzznk= He apF re
snsie fhfee sTos7 ssElltfsftt -fEi4s i~et as&
are ante ~ fiil 80 ossfers aass est5 uz2se ses
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